How to attain Para Bhakti (Divine Love) by Swami Mukundananda- 5/6

"Jo Piya Ruchi Maha Ruchi Rakhey" is a beautiful keertan written by Jagadguru Shree Kripaluji Maharaj. Watch the explanation of the keertan by Swami Mukundananda. Here the writer says, "those who want to taste the nectar of Divine love should abandon their wish and wish in accordance to the wish of their beloved-Shree Krishna."

How to attain Para Bhakti (Divine Love) by Swami Mukundananda - 4/6

"Jo Piya Ruchi Maha Ruchi Rakhey" is a beautiful keertan written by Jagadguru Shree Kripaluji Maharaj. Watch the explanation of the keertan by Swami Mukundananda. Here the writer says, "those who want to taste the nectar of Divine love should abandon their wish and wish in accordance to the wish of their beloved-Shree Krishna."

How to attain Para Bhakti (Divine Love) by Swami Mukundananda - 6/6

"Jo Piya Ruchi Maha Ruchi Rakhey" is a beautiful keertan written by Jagadguru Shree Kripaluji Maharaj. Watch the explanation of the keertan by Swami Mukundananda. Here the writer says, "those who want to taste the nectar of Divine love should abandon their wish and wish in accordance to the wish of their beloved-Shree Krishna."

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) - Technology for Mind Management

Swami Mukundananda was at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) on October 12th, 2011 to deliver an enlightening talk on the topic of "Technology for Mind Management". The lecture was followed by Q/A session

Stanford University-Science & Spirituality- Part 3

Nobody wants to be die.  Why is this urge to live natural to the soul?  The science of spirituality teaches us that God is eternal, He is immortal, without beginning and without end, never was there a time when God didn't exist and never will there be time when He will cease to exist.  Because we are tiny parts of the immortal-eternal God, we too have this desire for immortality.  

Watch the last part of the lecture "Science and Spirituality" at Stanford University by Swami Mukundananda, for more on the topic. 

Stanford University-Science & Spirituality-Part 2

We understand things on the basis of logic, we do not know whether our logic is correct.  But we assume it to be so and we are comfortable with it; it could be wrong.  

Our assumption involves leap of faith.  So spirituality says that we are making a different assumptions. What are those assumptions that give us a general understanding of the spiritual realm?  

Watch the 2nd part of the lecture "Science and spirituality" at Stanford University by Swami Mukundananda. 

Stanford University-Science & Spirituality-Part 1

Swami Mukundananda ji was at Stanford University on September 30th, 2011 (Friday) to deliver an enlightening talk on the topic of "Science and Spirituality". The lecture was followed by a Q&A session.

Narad Bhakti Darshan by Swami Mukundananda- Part 3

Listen to Swamiji explain sutra number 5 of Narad Bhakti Darshan

"Yatprapya na kinchidvanchhati, na shochati, na dveshti, na ramate notsahi bhavati."

On attaining which a person does not desire material things, does not lament, does not hate, does not get attached to material things and has no enthusiasm towards fulfilling the pleasures of the senses. || 5 ||

Narad Bhakti Darshan by Swami Mukundananda- Part 2

Explaination of sutra number 4 of Narad Bhakti Darshan by Swamiji.

"Yallabdhva puman siddho bhavati, amrito bhavati, tripto bhavati."

On attaining which a person becomes perfect, immortal and satisfied. || 4 ||

Narad Bhakti Darshan by Swami Mukundananda- Part 1

Narad Bhakti Darshan is one of the most revered scripture, propounded by Sage Narad. This scripture is full of sweetness, love and bliss that a devotee will expect from a Bhakti scripture. In this the Sage Narad revels knowledge about the entity called Bhakti or Bhakti-Yoga

Swami Mukundananda, explains one-by-one all the 84 Sutras (aphorisms) of Narad Bhakti Darshan in a simple yet profound manner. JKYog brings to you this lecture series in a "two-lectures-a-week"package.
In this episode, Swamiji covers from sutra number 1 to 3.


"Athato bhatim vyakhyasyamah"
Now we shall expound on Bhakti (devotion). ||1||

"Sa tvasmin paramapremarupa"
That Bhakti is of the nature of ultimate Divine love towards God. ||2||

How to attain Para Bhakti (Divine Love) by Swami Mukundananda- 3/6

"Jo Piya Ruchi Maha Ruchi Rakhey" is a beautiful keertan written by Jagadguru Shree Kripaluji Maharaj. Watch the explanation of the keertan by Swami Mukundananda. Here the writer says, "those who want to taste the nectar of Divine love should abandon their wish and wish in accordance to the wish of their beloved-Shree Krishna."

How to attain Para Bhakti (Divine Love) by Swami Mukundananda- 2/6

"Jo Piya Ruchi Maha Ruchi Rakhey" is a beautiful keertan written by Jagadguru Shree Kripaluji Maharaj. Watch the explanation of the keertan by Swami Mukundananda. Here the writer says, "those who want to taste the nectar of Divine love should abandon their wish and wish in accordance to the wish of their beloved-Shree Krishna."

How to attain Para Bhakti (Divine Love) by Swami Mukundananda- 1/6

"Jo Piya Ruchi Maha Ruchi Rakhey" is a beautiful keertan written by Jagadguru Shree Kripaluji Maharaj. Watch the explanation of the keertan by Swami Mukundananda. Here the writer says, "those who want to taste the nectar of Divine love should abandon their wish and wish in accordance to the wish of their beloved-Shree Krishna."